At Folsom Prison

Johnny Cash's "At Folsom Prison" is a landmark album that captures the raw power and authenticity of his live performances. Recorded in January 1968 at the infamous Folsom State Prison in California, this album is a testament to Cash's unique ability to connect with his audience, regardless of the setting. The 13-track collection features some of Cash's most beloved songs, including the iconic "Folsom Prison Blues," which opens the album with a punch. The live setting adds an extra layer of intensity to tracks like "Cocaine Blues" and "25 Minutes to Go," showcasing Cash's storytelling prowess and his ability to bring the stories of the incarcerated to life. The album also includes poignant ballads like "I Still Miss Someone" and "Green, Green Grass of Home," demonstrating the depth and range of Cash's musical talent. With its gritty production and unfiltered performances, "At Folsom Prison" is a powerful snapshot of Johnny Cash at his best, making it a timeless addition to any music collection.